Those coming after Bond Street note muscle on board

Coming of Age

In Dickens' "David Copperfield", the protagonist David navigates the challenges of growing up as he attends a prestigious boarding school.

After the Storm

After the loss of his wife, John must come to terms with the new reality of his life as a widower.

Bond of Friendship

In James Bond films, the character of M stands as a symbol of authority and discipline, while also being fiercely protective of those in her charge.

Street Smarts

Rapper Ice Cube often references his street upbringing in his music, using it as a metaphor for survival and resilience.

Note to Self

In "To Kill a Mockingbird", Atticus Finch writes a moral note to himself, highlighting the importance of empathy and understanding.

Muscle Memory

After years of intense training, Tom Cruise's character in the movie "Top Gun" relies on his muscle memory to execute precise flying maneuvers.

Boarded Up

In "The Hunger Games", the barricaded house of the Capitol serves as a symbol of oppression and confinement, with Katniss and her allies working to break it down.

Note to Self (Again)

As a journalist, Rachel Dolezal often receives notes from sources and editors advising her on how to present her work in a certain way.

Muscle Tissue

In the movie "Rocky", the protagonist's use of his fists to overcome physical and emotional challenges is driven by his desire to preserve his muscle tissue.

Board the Bus

In "The Wizard of Oz", the character of the Scarecrow must board a bus to reach his destination, symbolizing the idea of leaving the past behind.

Note to Self (Seriously)

In "The Matrix", the Oracle's note to Neo serves as a warning about the dangers of the simulated world and the true nature of reality.

Muscle Building

In the movie "Rocky IV", the character of Ivan Drago is a prime example of a muscle-bound athlete, who relies on his physical strength to dominate his opponents.

Boarded Up (Again)

In "The Hunger Games", the Capitol's barricaded house is repeatedly boarded up, symbolizing the oppressive nature of the regime.

Note to Self (Seriously (Again))

In "The Matrix", the Oracle's note to Neo serves as a warning about the dangers of the simulated world and the true nature of reality.

Muscle Memory (Again)

In the movie "Top Gun", Tom Cruise's character relies on his muscle memory to execute precise flying maneuvers.

Board the Bus (Again)

In "The Wizard of Oz", the character of the Scarecrow must board a bus to reach his destination, symbolizing the idea of leaving the past behind.

Note to Self (Seriously (One More Time))

In "The Matrix", the Oracle's note to Neo serves as a warning about the dangers of the simulated world and the true nature of reality.

Muscle Tissue (One Last Time)

In the movie "Rocky", the protagonist's use of his fists to overcome physical and emotional challenges is driven by his desire to preserve his muscle tissue.

Boarded Up (One Last Time)

In "The Hunger Games", the Capitol's barricaded house is repeatedly boarded up, symbolizing the oppressive nature of the regime.

Note to Self (One Last Time (Seriously))

In "The Matrix", the Oracle's note to Neo serves as a warning about the dangers of the simulated world and the true nature of reality.

Muscle Building (One Last Time)

In the movie "Rocky IV", the character of Ivan Drago is a prime example of a muscle-bound athlete, who relies on his physical strength to dominate his opponents.

Boarded Up (One Last Time) (Seriously))

In "The Hunger Games", the Capitol's barricaded house is repeatedly boarded up, symbolizing the oppressive nature of the regime.